Canada will hold a public judicial inquiry into the attack on Air India Flight 182, which killed 329 people in history’s deadliest bombing of a passenger airliner, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said on Monday. The broad-ranging inquiry will examine if security lapses that allowed the 1985 bombing have been fixed, and if police and Canada’s spy agency have resolved problems that critics say led to a bungled criminal investigation and allowed suspects to walk free. Full Story
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